Some Nonsense

After reading Ed's scientific post on the Paths of Life here, I immediately got beads of sweat dripping down the side of my face and heart palpations because it reminded me of a couple of classes I had to take at the university. It took me forever to get through the books because I had to take apart each paragraph and decipher it before I could understand it. Somehow, I managed to get a B in these classes but not without alot of tearing my hair out and doing extra credit papers. I left Ed a smartass comment, something I don't do often. I may be somewhat of a dork, but not a smartass.

Since I didn't have to work today, I took the time to make up a post somewhat using Ed's post but changing it completely. It's nonsense, of course, but almost makes sense.

One Path of my Life by Pamela
As the complexity of my metabolic substances mixed with the surrounding diverse substrata, I decided my interest in catalytic converters was far less functionally primitive than everyone thought.

This novel conclusion might have come about from random sequential thoughts, as discussed above, but other, more deficient mechanical errors might have been involved.

In particular, the evolution of my flexibility may have allowed those first proto-plasmatic
individuals to divulge their systematic dysfunction; OR to altogether metabolize their complex idiosyncratic beliefs due to an obtuse mutation.

I have largely demonstrated this highly involved enzymatic proto-cellular brain structure from ordinary synapses. (Pamela et al., 2009, Bubble brain et al., 2009, and last but not least, Airhead Dork et al., 2009)

I propose that peanut butter applied to these same synapses would aid in the functionality of my metabolic substances, providing for more powerful bonding material.

Due to natural selection, the protein in peanut butter would provide the greatest, and the most diverse responses and flexibility of thought in dealing with the complexities of the catalytic converters mentioned above and seen below.

I think I got my dorkiness from my great grandfather Arthur. Back then no one would ever think of putting a big leaf on their head. They usually looked very serious in photos.

And in response to Carlos's post about Algebra here, here are a few funny answers found on tests.

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115 Responses to Some Nonsense

  1. Suntana says:

    Congratulations, Pam! Woo Hoo! Kudos!You Aced it! You succeeded in thoroughly baffling me. :ko: :faint: What did you do? Just put up a dictionary up on the wall and started throwing darts at it and whatever words you hit, you put them together? 😆

  2. L2D2 says:

    Sounds good to me.

  3. glenno says:

    🙂 So she's a doctor in Phybionics 🙂

  4. L2D2 says:

    She used a physics, biology and mechanic's manual Chuck.:lol:

  5. PainterWoman says:

    😀 Carlos, that's about it except I didn't use a dictionary. I just took some of the words from Ed's post and changed them, gave them a new twist or meaning by simply rearranging their space in the sentence or adding letters like 'tic' to them. It's hard to explain. I must have been bored.Linda, you got it, but don't forget a cookbook too or, at least, the label from a peanut butter jar.:D Glenno: Exactly. 😆

  6. L2D2 says:

    If we post that on a website and advertise a school for Phybionics degree and put some hogwash in there describing what a degree in Phybionics can do for you, wonder how many people would apply?Hey, I may have a moneymaker scheme here! I will cut you in on the profits Glen, since you coined the word.

  7. glenno says:

    Glen the spin doctor 😆

  8. glenno says:

    There are plenty of phoney degrees and stuff out there already, one more should go unnoticed

  9. L2D2 says:

    We could conceivably get rich….until we get busted, that is.:p

  10. FIFINELEB says:

    The C.I.A. will probably be investigating your coded messages for some time. Haha. Have a nice day all of you.

  11. L2D2 says:

    I wouldn't put it past the CIA and Interpol to be doing that on a regular basis.:eyes:

  12. PainterWoman says:

    Wouldn't it be funny if, all of a sudden, experiments with peanut butter and catalytic converters were being done. 🙄 Even though this is entitled 'Some nonsense' and I stated I made it up, maybe I should add another disclaimer or two.

  13. L2D2 says:

    Nah, don't bother. We will let people who don't have any idea what's going on believe that you are super intelligent egghead who is so smart you can't write like ordinary people. 😆

  14. glenno says:

    No thats Phoebe Nastics and she can tell a porkie or two

  15. PainterWoman says:

    😆 I thought Phoebe Nasty was a stripper.

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